"SUPER STREET FIGHTER2 STAFF" Feb.25.1994 CAPCOM
If the game detects that the cartridge ROM is too large or not mirrored correctly (typically due to the use of a cartridge copier), the game will completely black out the screen some time after starting a match.Ī string containing the build date and a bit of other randomness is used as filler throughout the ROM.
In Fei Long's theme, the Japanese version is pitched a half-step lower than the original. Bison's (Dictator) theme, the strings are louder in the Japanese version. In Sagat's theme, the trumpet sounds different. In Ken's theme, the bass sounds different. In Blanka's theme, the US version's strings are an octave lower. The Japanese version's strings (usually) sound more like individuals, while the US version's strings sound more like an ensemble. The Super NES version of Super Street Fighter II, released on Jin Japan, and during the same month in North America and Europe, was the third Street Fighter game released for the console, following the original Street Fighter II and Street Fighter II Turbo (a port of Hyper Fighting). The fourth version of Street Fighter II adds four new characters, an array of balance changes and improved graphics and sound. Super Street Fighter II - The New Challengers (Japan) 1 5 0. The Japanese version's brasses sound more realistic, while the US version's brasses sound more synthesized. SNES Super Street Fighter II - The New Challengers (Japan) Start Game. The US version's soundtrack sounds a little bit louder and cleaner. The World Warrior was the first edition of Street Fighter II ported to the SNES and is therefore perhaps the most simple version, but thats not to say its not a good game. The US version contains several instrument samples which differ from the ones used in the Japanese and European versions, causing noticeable differences between both soundtracks.
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